It has turned out to be the case. Plenty of evidence that good intentions don't always work, especially when you are trying to mandate from Washington what should happen in 100,000 school districts.
Tim Huelskamp: “It has turned out to be the case. Plenty of evidence that good intentions don't always work, especially when you are…”
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Huelskamp criticizes federal mandates on school lunch programs based on constituent complaints.
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